Compromise
A. settlement of differences or agreement
B. absolutely trustworthy or sure, perfect
C. having become solid, firm, or coherent
D. examined or perused carefully
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I found the beginning of the speaker’s conversation pretty ___ but the rest was quite lively.
A. careless
B. dull
C. limited
D. rude
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Use the “Verb Have” correctly.
Mary _________ a blue bow today.
A. have
B. had
C. has
D. will have
Grammar › ViewMrs. Copple made a treat for her students.
In this sentence, what is “students”?
A. Object of the preposition
B. direct object
C. predicate noun
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Which of the following means ” what you are saying is the truth and this can surprise you”?
A. Actually
B. Surely
C. As a matter of fact
D. Clearly